During the 1890s, a series of apocryphal or fictional texts from
Mount Sinai were edited, translated into English and published as a series, Studia
Sinaitica. The editor was Margaret Dunlop Gibson (1843-1920), who with
Agnes Lewis had uncovered these texts.

The texts are fictional narratives of the lives of apostles and
saints. Frequently more than one version exists, in one language or
another. Studia Sinaitica 5 contains the following material in English, as
well as editions of the texts:

Anaphora Pilati: from the Syriac text, with passages from
the Arabic

Recognitions of Clement: from the Arabic text of the Mt.
Sinai Ms.

Recognitions of Clement: from the Arabic text of the British
Library Ms.

Martyrdom of Clement: from the Arabic

Preaching of Peter: from the Arabic

Martyrdom of James the son of Alphaeus: from the Arabic

Preaching of Simon son of Cleophas: from the Arabic

Martyrdom of Simon son of Cleophas: from the Arabic

At the moment, only one of the Arabic epitomes of the
Recognitions of Clement has been placed online: it is hoped to add more.
The text was scanned and corrected by Renardo68, who sent it to me, and then
proofed against the printed text by myself. Errors are of course my
responsibility.